Thanks. I understand that this is how it should work in theory. But what about when I try to make it real? All I want to do on the client- side is to deserialize the XML (using the BeanDeserializer provided in axis.jar) into the Bean class and then use a some getters to get the respected fields. If I use the call.RegisterTypeMapping() method I mentioned earlier I have to map the xml QName to a Java class. If I give just any name of a class (imaginary-not already existing) in this method, the file won't even compile. Javac complains about unknown class name and it's right!
So, what I'm saying is, what way is there to do exactly what you describe as "handle the XML" on the client when I'm receiving a bean and need a standard-normal deserialization? Thanks again. ----- Original Message ----- &Agr;&pgr;&oacgr;: "Oliver Adler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> &EEgr;&mgr;&egr;&rgr;&ogr;&mgr;&eegr;&ngr;&iacgr;&agr;: &Dgr;&egr;&ugr;&tgr;&eacgr;&rgr;&agr;, &PHgr;&egr;&bgr;&rgr;&ogr;&ugr;&aacgr;&rgr;&igr;&ogr;&sfgr; 17, 2003 10:06&pgr;.&mgr;. &THgr;&eacgr;&mgr;&agr;: AW: Using DII with complex types > No, > > all you have to do is to decribe teh structure of your data in > wsdl. It' s up to the client how he wants to do with the xml. > > ____________________________________________________________________ > Oliver Adler, Senior Consultant > SYRACOM Systems AG - "The IT-Architects" > Otto-von-Guericke-Ring 15 > D-65205 Wiesbaden > Tel +49 6122-9176-0 > Fax +49 6122-9176-11 > Mobil +49 175-1853998 > E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.SYRACOM.de > Ein Unternehmen der SYRACOM Gruppe - "The Business- & IT- > Architects" > ____________________________________________________________________ > > Informieren Sie sich &oacgr;ber neue L&phgr;sungswege zur Strategieumsetzung > und Unternehmenssteuerung > mit Managementinstrumenten bei der Ueberreuter-Fachkonferenz zum > Thema "Balanced Scorecard > bei Banken und Sparkassen" vom 02. bis zum 04. April 2003 in > Frankfurt am Main. > Bei Ihrer Anmeldung unter der Angabe "SYRACOM" erhalten Sie einen > Preisvorteil von 10%! > Weitere Informationen finden Sie unter: > www.syracom.de/veranst/ueberr0103.htm.__________________________________ __________________________________ > > Der Inhalt dieser E-Mail ist ausschlie&iacgr;lich f&oacgr;r den/die in der E- > Mail bezeichneten Empf&dgr;nger > bestimmt. Wir d&oacgr;rfen Sie bitten, sofern Sie nicht dem > Empf&dgr;ngerkreis angeh&phgr;ren, uns durch die > R&oacgr;cksendung dieser E-Mail von deren irrt&oacgr;mlichen Versand an Sie in > Kenntnis zu setzen. > This e-mail may only be read by those persons to whom it is > addressed. If you have received this > e-mail message in error, please notify us immediately by returning > this e-mail to the sender and > delete this message. > > > > -----Urspr&oacgr;ngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Costas Polychronopoulos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Gesendet: Sonntag, 16. Februar 2003 15:44 > An: Axis mailing list > Betreff: Using DII with complex types > > > Hi everyone! > > I've been reading into the JAX-RPC specs and DII for some time but > I couldn't figure out one thing. If I want on the client-side to > receive as a result of a WS invocation a JavaBean from a service > I've created, do I have to have a copy of the JavaBean at the > client? I understand that I should use the registerTypeMapping > method to register the Bean(De)Serializer for what I get through > SOAP from the server-side, but is it necessary to have a copy of > the bean, too? > > In other words, is there a way to get a Bean on the client-side > without creating the stubs - using WSDL2Java? > > Thanx > >
